Open Dots brings self-hosted agent control

Open Dots gets the most important agent principle right: control is a product feature, not an afterthought. Its ambition is compelling, but the project remains better suited to experimentation than production deployment. [Project documentation](https://github.com/Anil-matcha/Open-Dots)

• –Deny-by-default actions, approval prompts, and audit events give developers clearer oversight of agent behavior.
• –Configurable model endpoints and local SQLite storage support a more inspectable, self-hosted architecture.
• –Optional Docker/Playwright computer use expands capabilities while increasing security responsibilities.
• –Missing multi-user support, durable memory, scheduling, and hardened hostile-web isolation limit its replacement value today.